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Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
Mr.. u. r. Murray aud

Mr.. u. r. Murray aud =.
Farriss Smith long ago in years
gore by associated III NIurlay's
popular bookstore as clerks, ubep
bo, 5, have nov by recent changes in
the firm as announced elsewhere, be-
come owners of the store. Known il
Huntsville sinice their chi /! 0 d AZ
comodatln. they VII! meet with the
honorable, upright. clev + and &C
conliuued bounte )us patronage Of the
old and reliable House OF Murray.
Hubert Tonsorial palace has
On a new spring d-ess Of paint and
pretty wall paper.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
READ OUR PRICES.

Fancy Straw Mating l5a.up
White Straw Mating 15c. up.
Window Shades IS cts. per pair.
All fixtures included.
Hemp Carpets, 12Ac. pr yard.
Brussels Carpets soc. rr yard.
Extra super carpets So. pr yard
"A Oil Cloth &c rer yard.
A. CAMPBELL Il Son.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
Neisshb'rhooa News and Gossip


-Old Fellows Lo lge Tuesday
night.
Special prices in white goods at
the
FIRE STORE.
The schools are preparing for
Vacation.
-heep your garden clsrn of
Weeds.
We have just opel ed 200 whi 9
embroidered swi,s robes at 81 25
'Or'h 50 90, fol one week only.
If you want white dress, be
sure You see the white robes at the
FIRE STORE.
why, certainly New Orleans
'ua Huntsville will shortly join hands
hearts; whichever you chose.
hemember to ssnd all the chill
"en out TO Sunday school tomor.
tow.
a. Inc mixing House Of Messrs.
A. h'son 4 Co. has been trans
~ 'nsa INTO meet elegant and city
>S'nterlor by recent improvements.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
pamoyaI of the Gazette
Office.

The GAZETTE office has been re-
uoved from the Moore block to the
hnilling adjoining the Post office, up
stairs, on Franklin st.
This Office will be found moro con-
vsniept for our buisne ess, our friends
an1 The public Call and SOC us in
our new quarters.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
TIE city Dads in COunseI-What they
Said and Done.


The Hon. Board of Mayor and Alder
mon, met in regular session in the coun-
Gil chamber Tuesdayeve. The full board,
with the exception of AldermanRodgers,
responded "here" to the call OF the roll.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
having been read and approved, it was
Moved by Ware and seconded by May
hew, that the clerk be instructed to pay
for the printing and engraving OF the
water works bonds the sum of - dollars
out of the general fund. Carried.
FIXING VACATIONS.
On motion OF CASTOR that the white
CITY public schools close on the 3lst day
of May, and the colored schools on the
10th of June next. Carried.
WHY THIS DELAY ?
On motion Of Jones that the Board
meet on the 10th of May to decide the
question as to whether they will allow
the Huntsville Electric Light Co., the
right Of way through the city. Carried.
On motion OF Mayhem, that the prop
! osition of different Electric Light Cos. be
referred to the Gas Committee, with Mr..
Fletcher added.
WILL BE RECONsIDERED.
Moved by Stegall and seconded by
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm OF Murray & Pettus have
this day desolved by mutual Consent,
Mr.. r. Z. Pettus, retiring. The business
will be continued as heretofore under
the name of Murray & Smith.
M. r. MURRAY.
K F. PETTUs.
April Both, 1887.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
Ed. Caston's Select School

Will have an examination May Goth
and 9th, and miscellaneous exercises
at night. The school is in a most
furnishing condition and doing good
work.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07

Our White Goods, Embl'oideries and Laces
are conceded by all "the hanosomest goods ever
brought to this city,
Our stock of Dress Goods is being replenished.
Just received a new supply Of Black Silk and
Beaded Pessementary, Panels and Fronts TheI
rush we have had on Millinery has again clean
ed out our stock. but a new lot is on the way
In order to get the correct style, you must come
and let our Milliner, who is an expert trim your
hat Boys Ribbed Hose 1Oc, All-Wool Jerseys
Toe, new styles of Lawns &c, Parasols SOC, three
Fans for &c, Hoop Skirts 25c. Wire Bustles 25c.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
April Both, 1887.

/ have this day purchased the inter>
est OF Mr.. R. E. Pettus, OF the above firm,
and we will be pleased to receive gems
erous share OF patronage from my friends
aud the p bic generally.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07

Hot weather goods at M. NJ. Newman
& Go. at prices which make them sell
quick.
Splendid Parasols at reduced prices.
Sheer White India Linen at lOc per
yard.
Light Weight Underwear for Ladies'
Gents and Children.
New Millinery Goods constantly ar
irving.
Also, Mems and Boys Straw Hats.
We will offer tomorrow on our bar
gain counter lot OF summer silks al 4o<
per yard worth $1.0O.
MN. NEWMAN & co.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Passenger Train No. l, arrives at
huntsville, going west) at 10:45 p. m.
Leaves at 1850
S'ssenger Train No. 2, arrives
going East at 5:55 a. m.
Leaves at 600 a. m.
faaenger Train No. 3, arrives
going Vest at ITO D. m.
Leaves al Ills
Passenger Train No. 4, arrives
gong East at 500 p. m.
Leaves 5:O5
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
coIored Dining and Refresh
ment Par1Or.

For the accommodation OF cOlored
travellers, visitors and friends and to
meet long felt want. I have fitted
up and opened in first clas
style a e,lored dining room,
where meals and refreshments will
be served at all hourse, by polite and
attentive walters. Call at
SEAT & SONS Restaurant.
If. In Opera House Building.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
S. T. Smith.

l have this day sold my interest in the
Stationary and Jewelry business OF Muir
ray & Pettus, to S. F. Smith. The new
firm Murray & Smith, assume all liabil-
tiles. and will col lect ali accounts. With
many thanks to the public for the pat
ronage they have so kindly bestowed,
and hoping the new firms business may
still increase.
/ Iremain, most respectfully,
r. f. PETTUs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
DR.. A. 3. Shelby.

= Doors South Of Post Office on
Franklin st.
Office hours from to II A, M.and
from 3 to 6 p. NJ.
Messages left at Allison, Adams &
Echols, Drug Store will receive at
tentiOn.
Calls in town and country will be
promptly attended. Residence at
office.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07
: Herstein & LowenthaI Trade Palace.

Jones, that the Board reconsider the
resolution accepting the proposition of
IJ W Clay. trustee in regard to opening a
street through the property Of said trus
tee. Ayes; Jones, Stegall, Ware, CASTOR
and Fletcher. Noes; Mayhem and Con
way.
PAYING UP.
Moved by Ware and seconded by Ste
gall, that the Clerk be instructed to pay
he officers and employees Of the city for
he month Of April. Carried.
A HOLOCAUST
On motion of Jones that the Board
proceed to destroy the coupons, notes,
and bonds paid by the city during the
year ending April 10th, 1887. Carried.
TIE MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT.
On motion Of Jones, that the water
works committee be authorized to have
lattice work erected along the east
side o(the Spring yard. Carried.
III thio COuHCCtlOH tilt may VI duNdlC~
ed suggestion that, in view Of numer>
GUS strangers visiting in the city soon,
the Board should beautily the Spring
park somewhat by introducing flower
beds, etc. This was opposed by Conway,
and after some discussion, the matter
was referred.
WANTS A STAR CHAMBER.
Mr.. Fletcher suggested that in future
the deliberations OF the Board should be
held with closed doors, and no one ad-
mitted while the board was in session.
He also suggested that if any one had
business with the board they. should oc>
cupy an ante room and when the Board
would be ready to hear them they could
be called into the inner sanctum.
The suggestion was not entertained as
the sovereigns whom Mr. Fletcher has
sworn to serve might not like the autos
cratic idea of being barred out from see-
ing how their servants were getting along
with their work.
There being no further business to
the Board adjourned.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07

On motion Of Jones that the Board
proceed to destroy the coupons, notes
and bonds paid by the city during the
year ending April 10th, 1887. Carried
Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-07

Moved by Ware and seconded by Ste
gall, that the Clerk be instructed to pay
he officers and employees OF the city fo
he month Of April. Carried.
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FINANCE ann TRADE.


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prsdaea b aEmoss snfinslg fscm cd
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sanks afos1 earn. ssek1 eabbaze, 81
pankAasa fruit. bundis hlass. 5 eeopa
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steamers, Emma Hayward ! top. hsllis
3 tens, CITY q Qnineg II tons, Evangel
X toss. fleetwood tans, ". X. MeF-
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i01a, Augusta lions, Fanny Lake 3 tons.
and Edith tona.
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ports, aehoiss Nsw York Stats hogs
bringing % aFoWsEa res - 70 % esnfs;
esnta erop essimaaeA noe q 10000
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which, u Il fhouzhs, uilf not last Iona
- hopa ere being akipped from hsrs
{ WsieryiIIe) 10 England"
EvsFybody nov ooneedeB The wash
inQton Territory yield Gill be ths light
ess for years. IL n0t the Iighsesl on ree-
ord. A correspondent from Poyailup
says. '-Barllete y thFoaah picking and
his yield vas only Avs-eiRhlhs thA1 Of
lass year from tia same arouud. Ezra
AeskeF noe eoneedes bis crop viii Be
fully twenty per osnt. Short after hav-
ING picked about one nfih Of his ssrs-
age"
Fifteen cents is offered bat no busi-
ness is reported. Growers afe pFepaR-
ING ~ await reports from samples SAINT
10 different bop esntsss. Il 10 expsetsd
thai sales Wiil seon take place as several
carloads wiil b ready for delivery
early next seek.
WHEAT-Raosipas today l07 sacks.
Msrkss unehsrgsd at eI.b0 per GENITAL
or e28 per ton.
FLOOR-DeaieEa repsTt that She
market IL not at eli steady, lover prices
beins constantly expected. Prices bare
IS per barrel foE Dragon and 86.25 for
California standard bra nds.
EGGS-Puget Sound eggs bring 20
cents per dozen IL retail markets.
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.MBXICIN WAR TRPBRAh

TIE wonderful saicaey Of svlfs's sResine Is
Q rrmedy ana care for Fheumatfam and al
blood diseases. has never had more eenspic-
ucus illustration than tets case Affords. The
candid, unsolicited and smphafio testimony
aiven By the venerable eeutlemAn must be
accepted IS convincing and eoDelualve. TIE
writer l. prominent ettlSsn Of Mississippi.
The gentleman % whom Mr. Martin refers.
ard 20 w6om he n indebted for the advice to
whieh be owes his Anal relief from years Of
suasring. a Mr. King. for many years the pop.
ular nlghs clerk Of the Lawrence House. 81
Jackson.
JAcKsox, Miss April 70, 1887.
Toe Swift epeciAc Company, Atlanta. Ca
6entlsmens I have been an inysltd pension
er for 20 yesrs, having contracted pulmonary
and ether diseases ID the Mexiesa var, hat not
TIN the Isl Of March. 1875. did ! isrl any Eynp-
toma of rhsumatlsm. On that day I was SUD
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And anklea Fos twenty days I vailed %
ersichea. Then the pain was less yioieut. but
q SHIFTED from joint g. joint. For weeks
voald BE- Totally disabled. either on zoe aide
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vas cared. DvFtsg these eleven Yeas Of 10
enss suffering tFisd tABumsFAbie pgsscrip-
fIoEa frotn val ious physIeians, asd tried every.
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taken internally o. externally. am not aware
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made arrangements 10 SO 70 the Hot Spring
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remedy. when accidentally met an cid &C.
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Rouse Of mis- city. he had once been . great
suEsrev from rhermaiism- and a. I supposed,
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lief. On his Tefn n from Ho; epFiags be heard
for the nrsi time, Of the 8 8. 4. e. q remedy
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made . complete cure. several years have
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MnRnRRrn nY pREInnInE.

Thousands % mes die every aas
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ease could b. sednsed By physie noea
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death sonld not fFiebten aa ~ it does.
In our modern civtlixstian - aarot
reasonably 10 expeet disease 10 settle
upon rs becanse we % 80 much 10 at
tract st; because ue - osten AAd -
steadily expose ourselves % Il. AZ the
came time ~ all onsbt 10 underatand.
as . paFi Of oar radtmenlAFy sdaeslicn,
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Of zach expoas some kisd 81 fofnAea.
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we're, b. a saddeu onslaught. For
many years the unpseiaaicsd have ased
Rrandrpth's Pills IN thIs UAy and they
have proved q Uost effective val
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b be bad Al every afsS store,
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Thai IL 10 az. year lanRN Alss Ell
year hseathing machineFy. Very won'
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then.
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family II thfoat aad noss aad bead sd
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HOW THE JURY CAME 10
AGREE.
HLKvKN JuRYMEu VOTED TO AcqUtZ BUT
oMK PERSISTED AND sBCuaHD
A ooHTIcTIoN.

A eusious instance Of how nearly
jury will come 10 dsipR something and
yet do exaetly the contrary, occurred
recently during the trials Of criminal
cases 10 The Dissrios Court, and became
known yesterday. when Q woman
named Matte Meoklam vAs tried for
stealing q watch and some money, the
inFy retired about tha middle Of the
afteFueon and did not agree up0n q YER
Diet until nearly noon the foilaWinR
day. TIE nrst ballot stood asven 10 I've
Tor 40 aoQdittal. About nine o'clock 81
niaht the bslIosine showed nine IN fav-
OF OF aeqattaai and thFre for onuvtctsou.
From thai tinae until II o'eloek the fol-
lowing day, excepting The tiule devoted
10 Sleeping, the taeyman argued che case
until eleven Of toe twelve voted for 80
aeqaittal. Tbs oue Who persisted Ia
voting for q eouviotion thsu, 10 IL under
stood. adjusted the difference Of optn-
Ton exnsdmentAlly something after this
fashion: n the testimony OF 9 certain
witness waa 60 the edecs a. the single
j1fymar clatned. then the eleven voald
vote for q coo siction. tbs Jury then
came into Court and requested ahat tie
tcstimeny Of tue witness 10 question be
read over By toe ssenoeFApheE. This
sas done. IL "a noe stated that the Pc
snliar part OF TITS vas that the tesst-
mony OF this witness bore very bard
against the defendant. while the other
testimony IN the case weake ed he
fofce 20 such an extent that no ole Who
vas familiar With all Of The testimony
expected . eouVtetiou. A short time
after the testimony vas read tee Jury
brought IN verdict oonvieting she de-
feDdant Of grand laroeny. Noe that
70 u said thst the defeni liant uill have q
ehancs % hstnR pAFdoned. There Ia .
move new going on 90 haVs this done.
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Irs nav sPrRs.
4 coMPLETE REAuMNo % tbs o1NHInuu
Iios BANJO DONE ~ Tas E0RraEHN
PACfFIc.


Yiea Presidsnt Anderson Of the
Northern Paciha Ia hls conversation
With thu Posi- lsTELLIsEscKn man on
Wednesday detailed a oo1plets sun
mary Of the branch lines being built by
the Company, ~ follows
The nearest lines from this point be-
fnR bait 10 \ small extantinn Of she
branch into She Cle-E lam mining die
triot.
The next 10 order going East IL a
branch Of 80 miles IN length leaving The
main ilne ~ \ point about 20 miles
East OF Spokane Falla Into ths Cmas
d'Alene mining region. This brauch
will be built this fall.
Surveys are beine made for q branch
from Spekaue Falls into the Bis Bend
oonntrY but construction will hardly
be bsguu on thia The present year.
A branch Of atty miles IN length frem
Drummcnd on the main line 10 pAil-
hpshnrR vas completed last week.
A branch is being built from a point
lfty milss frena MisaoalA up the Bitter
Root valley. The RFadlRR IL Ahoul
complete and eoms little track has been
laid, Tbs road fans 10 place called
skalkaho. L enters q mining and az
FieuituFal country,
On the other sida Of the Rockies and
twelve miles vcat Of Helena q shog,
branch Of Is miles Il bstng ran into 4
mtnina camp.
Twelve niles on the other aide 81
Helena. near Bride Eye station, anethes
short spur Il bntne huiil Of which about
three miles Of track have been laid add
the gFsde IL complete. IL gill Be %
operation within six weeks
Beyond Helena the road TO Bate uaa
finished on Wednesday.
Thirty mites further east starting
frcm near Gelatin. work on road 10
the Peny Mthieg nissriet viii be e0aa.
menced this monlh.
TIE extension OF the Fareo and
Southwestern apd the Dnlnth and Win
nipee. aboat which latter 80 mash fss1
h beiuR made in Manitoba eompiete.
the iiss Of clnsiFastton.
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An CfdinaDee va Submitted entitled
sAn oydiaaBcs hxinR ths limits OF TIE
bensh . and pgytssiion "a Jr3sd by the
contrast for tue aapply Of uatee ussds
BY che city With the 5prina Hill Water
Company. sni which stall Be suhisot 70
spsciai tan 10 pay the water rent
acc riding 20 said contract" Adopted
aud PISSED bg . fail vote.
Also 40 osdinaoea entitled Han oFdi
nance hxine she limits Of the benehts
Of street lights provided BY abe city,
add within which property shall Be Sub
isct 10 . apecial tar for lighting the
stTeess." Passed.
Also, 80 ordinanss 70 asseas and ievy
taxes for general and special mnnioipai
Purposes for the year 1881. Passed.
susPESsIoS or FTnE LIMITS.
Ordered thsl Joseph Green be granted
permission 10 put temporary bnildine
bstWeen the YealeF. Leary buildira and
the starr baildina, on FFout street.. pro
ptaed the Ohief Of che Fire DspAFtmeni
aud ChAlEman Of the Fire and Wstss
Cpmmittse Rraat permission u0on In
vessigstions
Oounoil adjourned.
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STEAMER FOR rRE SoUSD
TRADE.


EHE CANADIANS RAcSvIc'a NEw sTKAMHn
NsARINo oonPLKrIos.
Yesterday afternoon . reporter fell IN
With 9 gentleman from California vita
l. loohinG over TIE eouniFs With . Visw
10 locating and aoins intO Business. he
aaid; Il vas attracted 10 Puget Sound
thFoash my aeqaalntAnse With con.
stTuotiog enginesF John PattsFsoa Of
The Canadian raesne Navigation Com
pany. he - al old fFiand Of mins. aud
i 10 the city sapefiniendlnQ ths bald
toe 81 The Tenetr Iron work Of tie neu
steamer now bsins made tbeir fos The
aBa Of his Company. 20 Fun hs be says
between Vancouver, b. q, and PUGET
Souad ports 10 . conversation Mr..
pattetson said; The ateamer oil Be
called The Premier, aud Ne aniaAed By
tie last % this mouth. Captain John
irving having come dove 70 pilot her
10 her hone porG Immediately on Der
eampletiou Se Qtii take her Hssth and
run Der from Nancoavtf 10 Pus~a Soand
poFta Her cost wili be. ell ala. abaat
elnooo ssd Der sgeed - guaranteed
~ nftean hnota an hoof. Both the bull
aud Dollars are Of steel. ard the fsFmes
are baiit 10 garry = pressure Of Use
rooods % the square tneh. shs has
tFiTis sxpanstan eaetnee % ileo hoFse
poser. aud uili have elsotFis lehts eqasl
% 30 aixtseu candle lixets AL The
sfassrsama are provided vith an auto.
matte frpsh water snpply, aud $50 pas
srnEers can - Accommodated. The
PRIMES u 30 tea long, With g fooa
ban. and wfll aFaw zen fest II water.
Ihe Canadian Paciae NaViaatioo
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sseameF Of more thAn douele the power
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